Ryan Clark was an undrafted free agent in 2002 when he joined the New York Giants and has some advice for those dealing with it this time around.
Ryan Clark attends the boxing match between Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia at T-Mobile Arena on April 22, 2023, in Las Vegas.
During his career, Clark won a Super Bowl and was a Pro Bowler, showing that undrafted players can make an impact on an NFL roster. "Going undrafted hurts. Hard to accept that no one believed in you, but sooner you do the better. It’s important 1 person believes, & that’s you. Hug those who support you, pick your head up, & get to the grind. It’s time to go make a team," Clark tweeted Saturday.
Ryan Clark of the Steelers warms up before the Cincinnati Bengals game at Heinz Field on Dec. 23, 2012, in Pittsburgh.Clark is just one example of an undrafted free agent making it big in the NFL. Kurt Warner went undrafted and spent time in the Arena Football League and NFL Europe before he joined the St. Louis Rams and led them to a Super Bowl title. Drew Pearson starred for the
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